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Harrison Ford Introduces A Special Pentatonix Star Wars Tribute At The AMAs

Han Solo can do anything, apparently.

There's no disturbance in the force, Han Solo can do anything.

Harrison Ford was a presenter at the American Music Awards on Sunday, as part of a special preview for the upcoming "Star Wars" sequel, which hits theatres in 25 days.

Can't believe it? "I know."

The awards ceremony showed a new teaser clip of Finn and Rey, played respectively by John Boyega and Daisy Ridley running from an unknown enemy in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."

Then the iconic "Star Wars" actor and Oscar nominee hit the stage — cueing the orchestra to play the theme song for "Indiana Jones," a nod to his decades-long portrayal of the title character.

Composer John Williams is also responsible for the memorable "Star Wars" music. Ford introduced introduced a cappella group Pentatonix, who performed a medley of Williams' most famous songs from the movie series.

Ford's "Ender's Game" co-star Hailee Steinfeld watched on and applauded.

While the 73-year-old Ford may have appeared out-of-place at the AMAs, he was certainly honoured through Pentatonix's musical tribute.

The band each dressed in the style of some of "Star Wars"' most popular characters, with certain band members wearing Princess Leia-style hair buns, or Stormtrooper white attire.

Ford's appearance on the broadcast was meant to be a surprise, but TMZ reported he would participate in the telecast a few hours before the AMAs went to air.

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American Music Awards 2015: Best And Worst Dressed
BEST: Selena Gomez In Givenchy(01 of31)
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Red hot! Selena Gomez stunned on the red carpet wearing a deep ruby sequinned dress, complete with a modest slit at the centre. Paired with that slicked down hair and red eyeshadow (!!!), Gomez looks like a true siren. (credit:Jason Merritt via Getty Images)
BEST: Selena Gomez In Givenchy(02 of31)
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And can we talk about the back? DEAD. (credit:Jason Merritt via Getty Images)
WORST: Z LaLa(03 of31)
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Singer Z LaLa opted for an octopus dress on the red carpet. She somehow managed to outdo her MTV VMA dress... (credit:Jason Merritt via Getty Images)
BEST: Gigi Hadid In Custom Bao Tranchi(04 of31)
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This may just be one of our fave Gigi Hadid looks yet. This custom Bao Tranchi number is oh-so-sexy, but that chic, new bob prevents it from being to over-the-top. (credit:Jason Merritt via Getty Images)
WORST: Fifth Harmony(05 of31)
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The girls just don't look like a cohesive group in their respective ensembles. (credit:Mike Windle/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
BEST: DNCE(06 of31)
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These outfits are daring, and that's why we love them. Cole Whittle rocked a man skirt and turtleneck like a pro, while Joe looked slick in his burgundy leather jacket and matching pants. JinJoo Lee's knit ensemble is adorable and Jack Lawless looks like the cool rocker he is. Also, can we just talk about how they all match perfectly, while still maintaining their individual styles? Now THAT is how a group should dress. (credit:Mike Windle/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
ON THE FENCE: Nick Jonas In Topman(07 of31)
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Cons: too much tone-on-tone. Pro: Turtleneck Drake vibes. (credit:Mark Davis via Getty Images)
BEST: Kendall Jenner In Oriett Domenech(08 of31)
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Hot dress? Check. Sexy shoes? Check. Killer hairstyle? Check. Safe to say Kendall nailed it. (credit:Mark Davis via Getty Images)
WORST: Kylie Jenner In Custom Bryan Hearns(09 of31)
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Compared to Kylie's ensemble last year, this is a bit of a disappointment. Though we have to say, we're kinda diggin' the "Xena: Warrior Princess" vibes. (credit:Frazer Harrison/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
BEST: Zendaya In Emanuel Ungaro(10 of31)
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Pretty in pink! We're loving this soft look on Zendaya, especially paired with that bright makeup. So...can we expect to see this outfit on Zendaya Barbie? (credit:Jason Merritt via Getty Images)
WORST: Gwen Stefani In Yousef Al-Jasmi(11 of31)
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Oh Gwen. We're usually HUGE fans of "The Voice" judge's style, but this is just bizarre. From the sheer skirt to the voluminous top, this outfit is just bad. Her hair and makeup though? Flawless, as usual. (credit:Kevin Mazur/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
WORST: Justin Bieber In Fear of God And Amiri(12 of31)
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No Justin, just no. You could have done so. Much. Better. Is it too late now to say sorry, we don't like this look? (credit:Michael Kovac/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
BEST: Demi Lovato In Lorena Sarbu(13 of31)
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Demi Lovato took it back to the roaring '20s in her printed gown. The print makes it modern, while those finger waves and dark makeup make for a gorgeous, flapper look. (credit:Steve Granitz via Getty Images)
WORST: Tove Lo In Lamija Suljevic(14 of31)
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This kind of reminds us of Joy Villa's Grammys 2015 dress. More toned down, yes, but still sort of construction fence-ish. (credit:Jeff Kravitz/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
WORST: Carrie Underwood In Elie Madi(15 of31)
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Sorry Carrie, but this just isn't cutting it for us, especially with that glittery cape. (credit:Jeff Kravitz/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
BEST: Ciara In Reem Acra(16 of31)
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This gown hugs Ciara's figure perfectly and looks almost painted onto her body. (credit:Mark Davis via Getty Images)
WORST: Kat Graham In Georges Chakra(17 of31)
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While the gown itself is quite lovely, it's just not flattering on Kat Graham. Also seems a bit much for this red carpet, no? (credit:Jason Merritt via Getty Images)
ON THE FENCE: One Direction(18 of31)
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Louis, Liam and Niall all look rather dapper, while Harry seems to stand out...we're just not quite sure if he does in a good way. (credit:Kevin Mazur/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
BEST: Shawn Mendes(19 of31)
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Simple, yet stylish. (credit:Frazer Harrison/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
BEST: Alicia Silverstone In Christian Siriano(20 of31)
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Golden goddess. (credit:Jeff Kravitz/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
ON THE FENCE: Nina Dobrev(21 of31)
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We love this floral theme going on here. Our only complaint? Those shoes. (credit:Kevin Mazur/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
WORST: Ellie Goulding In Alexandre Vauthier Haute Couture(22 of31)
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This dress seems a bit dated, no? More early 2000s than 2015. (credit:Mike Windle/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
ON THE FENCE: Hannah Davis In Naeem Khan(23 of31)
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This reminds us of a modern, sexy Joan of Arc. (credit:Mark Davis via Getty Images)
BEST: Ashley Benson In Max Azria Atelier(24 of31)
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Working that pantsuit like a BOSS. (credit:Frazer Harrison/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
BEST: Meghan Trainor(25 of31)
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Glam, in an understated way. We love. (credit:Mark Davis via Getty Images)
WORST: Alanis Morisette(26 of31)
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We hate to put Alanis on the worst dressed list, but this outfit just doesn't work. That leather turtleneck just looks uncomfortable and is oddly paired with that high-waisted maxi skirt. (credit:Mike Windle/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
BEST: Julianne Hough In Zuhair Murad(27 of31)
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Julianne Hough pulled a double slit a la Kendall Jenner MMVAs 2014, and it works. (credit:Jeff Kravitz/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
BEST: Rebel Wilson(28 of31)
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Looking like a space goddess! (credit:Mark Davis via Getty Images)
BEST: Chloe Grace Moertz(29 of31)
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TOTAL '90s vibes going on here and we LOVE it. (credit:Frazer Harrison/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
BEST: Hailee Steinfeld In Zuhair Murad(30 of31)
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This jumpsuit is fierce. From the low V-neck to the figure-hugging silhouette, Hailee is killin' it. (credit:Michael Kovac/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
ON THE FENCE: Paula Abdul(31 of31)
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Sparkle overload! But Paula still looks stunning. (credit:John Sciulli/AMA2015 via Getty Images)
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